The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, November 05, 1954, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texttentative coverage of Wilkinson Countv and surrounding territory tor over GO years THE BULLETIN ! Street of Irwinton Mr. and Mrs. T. W Bell have returned home from a visit to Lieut, and Mrs. Franklin J. Bell at Petersburg, Va. Lieut. Bell is stationed at Fort Lee. His par ents report a most enjoyable trip. They visited Williamsburg, Newport News and other points of interest in Virginia. Brother Jack D. Durden, Man ager of Bethany Home. Vidalia, will preach at Friendship Primi tive Baptist Church on the Sec ond Sunday in November. He was a former nastor of this church and has many friends in the communitv who will be glad to see him again. Mr. Alexander Potash was in town this week. We understand the Company will start makirg connections into the homes 4 or natural gas this week, though it will take three or four weeks to complete the j< b Mr T. C Herndon of Augusta, who is on an assignment in South Carolina, spent the weekend in Irwinton Mrs. Herndon and the children were alreadv Bp e with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin Hall. Mr. and Mrs Millard Strange have moved out to the Gordon Payne place and Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Tavlor have moved into the ^ulpenper apartment just va. cated by the Stranges. Mrs. Alma Lee was at home for the weekend. Mr’ and Mrs. R.ov Landers new home now a-huilding looks, every dav. more and more like a picture in House Beautiful. Mr. Henry Adkins suffered a back injurv in a fall last week, but is able to he up and around, Mrs. Eula Bvington and Mrs. Rosa Lindsey went to the recent Homecoming Day at Laurel Branch Church. Mrs. R W. Culpepper, Mrs. A. K Mathis. Mrs. N. H. Racon. Mrs J. H. Skelton and Mrs. G. A Hoy attended the Open Meeting Tuesday afternoon of the Erin Garden Club held at the Dublin Country Club where Mrs. A. N. Dvkes. immediate past-president of Garden Club of Georgia, was guest speaker. Last Sunday was a special day for Mr Oscar Walters who is making his home at the Bethany Home for Men at Millen. His vis itors were 'Mr. and Mrs. James Adkins, Mrs. Mary Adkins and Miss Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Billue, Mrs. Hubert Billue and little daughter. Neither family knew the other was on the wav until they happened to meet in a Millen restaurant. lb BECAUSE WOMEN HAVE CURVES, MEN HAVE ANGLES. Vol. 60 Irwinton. Wilkinson County, Georgia. Friday. Nov. 5, 1954 ^f0.43 FURNITURE DESIGNS KEYED TO TELEVISION * V H BB I Since the television set is the center of family activity in the majority of American homes today, furniture designers are turning their talents to pieces that adapt easily to the new mode of living. This smart living room group by Kroehler accentuates the versatility of to day’s furniture. The sectional pieces can be easily rearranged to suit the needs of the occasion. As comfortable as it is smart looking, the sectional furniture is luxuriously built with cotton innerspring con struction. c v Toomsboro Topics Mr. and Mrs. P. M Jackson’s recent guests were Mrs. Edward Haren and son, Edward Jr. of Ettowah.Tenn , also Mr. and Mrs Ken est of Atlanta. J. H. Holliman made a business trip to Atlanta Monday. We are still missing Postman Tommy Bruner, who has been in Veteran’s Hospital for sometime His wife is substituting for him and does a splendid job. Mr and stirs. A. C. Brown spent the weekend with relatives in Cornelia. Aubry was guest so loist at the Baptist Church in Cornelia on Sunday. Sgt. and Mrs Ernest C. Ander son and sons. Delos and Dale are at home after a year or more in Japan Bill Brown is in the Laurens County Hospital where he is suffering from shock, after a wreck last week. Mr. and Mrs, Pitt Jackson spent the weekend in Albany with son, Pittman and family Mr. and .Mrs L. T. Manderson went to Macon " ednesday and Mrs. Manderson underwent an operation Thursday at Middle Georgia Hospital. MRS. T- V- CAUTHEN Funeral services for Mrs. T W Cauthen, 39. of Dublin, Rt. 5, a daughter of Mr. W. C. Dennard Sr. of Gordon, were held Sunday at New Bethel Raptist Church, and burial was in the church cem etery. Survivors are her husband. T. W. Cauthen, two daughters. Bar The First Grade of our school won over the other six grades in the Carnival Friday night. The little Queen was Gail Stirpling and the King, Wayne Coney. They made a cute pair. Congrat ulations! Word of the misfortune of Tom Harris Bridwell being hit by a car in Macon recently was learned over the radio. He is in Macon Hospital where he is suf fering with a broken leg and oth er injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tomkins, Mrs. S R. Fordham. Mrs J H. Holliman and Harold Holliman were among Toomsdoro ites in Macon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs J. T. Bush have gone to Macon to live at Pine worth Home on Columbus Road. We hope they will be happy in the change. Both are in failing health and need constant care. They will be missed in Toomsbo ro. Funeral services were held on Friday of last week at New Ev ergreen Methodist Church for L. Frank Rogers, of Dublin. Rt. 4, father of Allen and J. L. Rog ers of Toomsborc, Rt. 3. Mr. Ro gers n i e d Wednesday night at his home. bara and ^hirley Cauthen; fath er and step-mother; 10 brothers. W. C Jr , Emerson, Glenn, Doyle Harold, Kenneth. I arry. Royce Dennard, all o f Gordon. Hoyt Dennard, Woodstock, and Atti cus Dennard, Hexon, Tenn,: 3 sisters, Mrs. Uilliam Weaverand Mrs. Tommie McCook, Gordon, and Mrs. J. B. Hoggarly, Macon. JUDY - RUTH - THEATRE Irwinton, Ga. 2 Shows Daily -7 & 9 Saturday 3 Shows Plus Late Show at 10 P. M. Monday & Tuesday jbhnnTdark Toney Curtis-Piper Laurie-Don Taylor TECHNICOLOR COMEDY Wednesday & Thursday FOREVER FEMALE Gineer Rogers-Wm. Holden Paul Douglas-Jas. Gleason-Others COMEDY Friday & Saturday bordeFriver Joel McCrea-Yvonne De Carlo Soniof Gernnimo No. 2 COMEDY LATE SHOW 10 O’CLOCK MISS ROBIN CRUSOE Amanda Blake-Geo. Nadar-Rosa Hayes PATHECOLOR A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY Yes, a small amount each year can go a long way to safeguard you against financial loss from unexpected events that can hap pen anv time,- the kind of things you read about every day in the paper Why put off checking upon what it takes to give you a well rounded program of protection? Call 2151 or see the N. H. Bacon Insurance Agency. We heard again that Miss Nan Wood and Miss Julia Todd were visitors in town this week. Mr. John Todd continues ill at Binions. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Allen. Mrs. W. M. Puckett, Mr. and Mrs A. L. Branan, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Dixon, and Mr. Malcolm Everett attended the Masonic Centenial celebration and barbecue dinner, at Danville where Hon Eugene Cook was principal speaker, Quite a number of Irwinton people went up to the Rock Ea gle ^tate 4-H Club Center’s ded ication ceremonies.